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  • Into the Corn: The Story of the 6th Wisconsin

    On September 17, 1862, Union and Confederate armies clashed near Sharpsburg, Maryland, in what would become the bloodiest single day in American history. As artillery thundered across the landscape and infantrymen advanced into the smoke, the soldiers of the 6th Wisconsin Infantry entered the fig...

  • Hex Hollow

    A documentary film investigating the 1928 murder of a Pennsylvania farmer and the allegations of witchcraft that shocked the nation.

  • Real Fake War

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    Real Fake War is a deeply personal documentary short that tells the story of Travis “TJ” Truax, a Marine combat veteran struggling to cope with PTSD through war reenacting. As a troubled teen TJ joined the marines to find a sense of purpose, but he wasn’t prepared for what he would experience ove...

  • The Blithedale Romance

    Set in the 1840s, The Blithedale Romance depicts of a community that cannot survive the passions of its members. Enjoy a tale of failed possibilities and multiple personal betrayals that explores the contrast between what people espouse and what they actually experience in an 'ideal' community.

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  • Detroit's Fort Wayne: Guarding, Serving, Enduring

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  • Darlin'

    A lone woman rides across a vast desert when a mysterious man and his group of riders suddenly appear, blocking her path with threatening intent. Darlin’ is a short Western that pays tribute to the action-packed classic Western films of the 1940s and 1950s.

  • Why We Fight - Series

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    This presentation of the Why We Fight is an enhanced upscale version of the Frank Kappa World War 2 series. It is the highest quality version available anywhere. Not only was the program upscaled the high definition it has been quality corrected seen by scene to bring you the clearest richest vis...

  • The Invalid Corps

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    They were called cowards and cripples, but in July 1864, a few disabled soldiers will hold off 15,000 Confederates and save not only the Union, but President Lincoln himself.

  • Two Generation: Lifetimes of Service

  • Titanic: Band of Courage

  • Raid on Kentucky

    1780, a company of Kentucky Militia is moving towards one of the frontier stations that dot the back country. The King’s 8th and roughly 1,000 native allies have crossed the Ohio, endeavoring to push American settlements back across the Cumberland gap.

    Created from primary sources, this short fi...

  • How one missile changed air combat - The AIM-9 Sidewinder

    For nearly 70 years, the AIM-9 Sidewinder has been the West’s most iconic air-to-air missile — from its humble 1940s origins at China Lake to its latest AIM-9X incarnation with helmet-cueing and thrust-vectoring agility. This documentary charts its evolution through Cold War dogfights, the Falkla...

  • America’s Longest Siege: Siege of Port Hudson

    While Grant rapidly marches upon the Confederate river bastion of Vicksburg. Another Federal Army marches upon its little sister, Port Hudson. Major General Nathaniel P. Banks, a disgraced political general from the Eastern Theater, was sent to Louisiana in December of 1862 to take over command o...

  • Once Destroyed Later Repaired - Fridays at the Front - Season 5, Episode 5

    Thomas Jackson follows orders to destroy the trains and railroads in May and June of 1861, then decides to rectify those orders to help a fledgling Confederacy with the assets that are salvaged.

  • Operation Nile

    Operation Nile (July 9-10, 2006) was a daring preemptive strike on Taliban leadership in the Chora Valley north of Tarin Kowt. The op was executed by Canada's elite Joint Task Force 2, Australian Delta Commando Company 4RAR, Afghan National Security Forces, two Australian CH-47D Chinook helicopte...

  • John Gibbon Returned to Antietam in 1880. Here’s How He Felt.

    18 years after the Battle of Antietam, Maj. Gen. John Gibbon returned to attend the dedication of the soldiers' monument in the cemetery. As he walked the battleground, memories of that day in 1862, including the actions of his Iron Brigade, came flooding back.

  • Antietam - The Documentary Film

    Unique, educational, and action-packed, Antietam, A Documentary Film was filmed on the actual Antietam battlefield and captured in 35mm motion picture film. It is narrated by James Earl Jones and includes four, on-site historians, working in pairs, two to each side, as they walk the battlefield,...

  • What Was Antietam Really Like? Soldiers Tell Their Story | Scott Hartwig

    In this episode of The Distant Drums Podcast, we sit down with historian and author Scott Hartwig to explore the Battle of Antietam through the experiences of the men who fought there.

    Rather than simply walking through the battle from a bird's-eye view, we focus on the individual soldier. Using...

  • The Gulf of Sidra Incident

    In the 1980s, the skies over the Gulf of Sidra became a Cold War flashpoint as Gaddafi's Libya drew a provocative "Line of Death" across international waters and challenged U.S. Freedom of Navigation operations in open confrontations.
    These confrontations included the dramatic 1981 dogfight where...

  • Super Tomcat - the Lost Potential of the F-14D

    Why the F-14D Could Have Been the Ultimate Fighter.
    The Grumman F-14 Tomcat was one of the most iconic fighter aircraft of the Cold War—renowned for its variable-geometry wings, twin engines, and long-range AIM-54 Phoenix missiles. But what if the platform had been allowed to fully mature?
    This d...

  • 10 Minutes of Hell: The 5th New York at Second Manassas (Bull Run)

    The 5th New York Infantry (the famous Duryee's Zouaves) went into the Battle of Second Manassas (Bull Run) in August 1862 and faced one of the most devastating moments in the regiment's history.

    In this episode, we walk the very ground where the 5th New York fought during the battle and follow ...